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|  | | HOPE'S HORSE: The Mystery of Shadow Ridge
Horse lovers of all ages will adore this spellbinding new children's horse book by bestselling children's author Strawberry Shakespeare. A great gift for kids ages 9-12. Now available on Amazon in print and Kindle editions, and on BN.com in the Nook edition!
Give your child the perfect gift of HOPE'S HORSE: The Mystery of Shadow Ridge. This suspenseful tale of a twelve year old girl and the wild mustang she calls a friend will keep your child glued to the page as she breathlessly reads on to find out what happens next!
Hope Miller lives with her parents in a small town in the California Sierras that is home to a herd of wild horses. Against her parents' wishes, she secretly befriends Tango, a wild stallion, and rides him on isolated mountain trails. But when girl and horse encounter a scary old mountain man, their destiny is sealed. | |  | | Saving Bluestone Belle
A ten year old goes up against bumbling horse thieves in this award-winning, comic-adventure novel for kids ages 9-12. A great readaloud for the whole family.
span style="font-size: medium;">span style="font-family: Tahoma;">Are you looking for a great horse fiction book as a gift for your 9-12 year old horse kid? Whether your child is an avid reader or a reluctant reader, i>Saving Bluestone Belle/b>/i> by Strawberry Shakespeare is the perfect choice. This teacher-approved, award-winning comic-adventure is guaranteed to make your child laugh out loud and keep turning the pages with breathless excitement.br />
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i>Saving Bluestone Belle/i>/b> tells about Homer Easton, a ten year old entrepreneur who runs a horse boutique from | |  | | The Cloud Horse
Welcome to this collection of three unforgettable and uplifting short stories for children.
span style="font-size: larger;">span style="font-family: Arial;"> Boys and girls of all ages who love horses and adventure will adore "The Cloud Horse," an exhilarating yarn about a kid who is whisked away on the back of a flying horse! Based on “The Boy Who Rode into the Sunset,” a short story classic by C. J. Dennis, this version contains valuable additions by Strawberry Shakespeare, including a division into colorfully titled chapters and a section on the life and times of author C.J. Dennis, which are intended to render this magical fable more meaningful a |
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